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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Syracuse
A Greek city on the southeast coast of Sicily, founded by Corinth in the eighth century BC and once home to Archimedes. Paul's ship stayed three days there on the way to Rome.
A Greek city on the southeast coast of Sicily, founded by Corinth in the eighth century BC and once home to Archimedes. Paul's ship stayed three days there on the way to Rome.
Syracuse was not a person but a major Greek city on the southeastern coast of Sicily, founded as a Corinthian colony in the eighth century BC. Paul's ship stopped there for three days on the voyage to Rome as a prisoner (Acts 28:12), by which time it had long been a Roman provincial city, famous earlier as the home of Archimedes.
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- Acts 28:12
